The text is an excerpt from the "Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda," specifically Volume 6, which contains "Conversations and Dialogues." This volume includes translations from Bengali, derived from the diary of a disciple named Sharatchandra Chakravarty. The setting is in Calcutta in 1897, shortly after Swami Vivekananda's return from the West. His presence brings immense joy to his devotees, who invite him to their homes to meet him. The disciple, who is meeting Swamiji for the first time, arrives at the house of Priyanath Mukhopadhyaya, a devotee of Shri Ramakrishna. Upon arrival, he is introduced to Swamiji by Swami Turiyananda. The disciple has previously composed a hymn about Shri Ramakrishna, which Swamiji had read. They discuss Nag Mahashaya, a prominent devotee, and Swamiji praises his spiritual qualities, highlighting themes of renunciation, love for God, and humility. Overall, the excerpt captures a moment of spiritual connection and dialogue between Swami Vivekananda and his disciple, reflecting the reverence and joy surrounding their interactions.
Conversations - Dialogues - The Complete Works of Swami Vivekanand - Vol - 6
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Conversations - Dialogues - The Complete Works Of Swami Vivekanand - Vol - 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Lectures and Discourses Notes of Class Talks and Lectures Writings: Prose and Poems - Original and Translated Epistles - Second Series Conversations and Dialogues ( From the Diary of a Disciple)
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In studying the religions of the world we generally find two methods of procedure. The one is from God to man. That is to say, we have the Semitic gro...